Meanwhile, the town of Sweet Water is invaded by the Kreegans, and four adventurers become involved in the battle and the search for the missing king. Xenofex, the king of the Kreegans, establishes a cult teaching people that the Ironfist dynasty has lost its Mandate of Heaven to rule the realm. The local king, Roland Ironfist, plans to attack the demonic-looking aliens, but is betrayed by a mage named Sulman and gone missing. Meteor-like spaceships populated by the Kreegans fell onto the technologically less advanced planet Enroth.
And for a finishing touch, relocate and change the scale of your subject so they’re perfectly lined up under the waterfall.After the corrupt Guardian Sheltem was defeated, the seemingly never-ending war between the Ancients and the alien Kreegans entered a new phase. You could also make the sky brighter and less cloudy, so it matches how you remember that day.
Magic Editor will help you improve the overall composition of your photo by allowing you to reposition the subject of your shot to the best spot.įor example, if you’re trying to get the perfect photo from your time at a popular waterfall, you could remove the bag strap you forgot to take off. Sometimes the difference between a so-so picture and the perfect shot comes down to getting the framing just right. Using a combination of AI techniques, including generative AI, it will help you make edits to specific parts of an image - like the subject, sky or background - so you have even more control over the final look and feel of your photo. With Magic Editor, you’ll be able to make complex edits without pro-level editing skills. Today at I/O, we gave a sneak peek of Magic Editor, a new experimental editing experience that uses generative AI to help you reimagine your photos and make editing even easier. Since its launch in 2015, Google Photos has used AI to help you get the most out of your memories - from automatically organizing and resurfacing your photos to helping you edit them with advanced tools like Magic Eraser and Photo Unblur.
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